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Cards are a styling option that transforms your pages into visually distinct, card-like elements within your documents. Use them to create appealing layouts by giving pages different backgrounds, colors, previews, or formats.
A card and a page work the same way under the hood. Cards are simply pages with extra visual styling: background, color, preview, or format. Everything you can do on a page, you can also do inside a card.

Creating a card

1

Open the slash menu

Type /card in your document.
2

Pick a style

Select the card style from the menu.
3

Insert

The card is inserted as a new page block.
Learn more about Using the Slash Menu.

Backgrounds

Cards can be customized with three background types:
  • Solid colors: pick from the color palette or set a custom color. Card with colored background
  • Unsplash images: search and select professional photos directly inside Craft. Card with Unsplash image background
  • Your own images: upload an image from your device.
You can also leave a card with no background for a clean, minimalist look: Simple card with no background

Preview styles

A card’s preview controls how its content appears on the parent page. Choose from five options:
  • Standard: the default preview, showing the title and a snippet of the card’s content.
  • Emoji: pick up to four emojis to display on the card instead of the text preview.
  • Book: styled like a page from a book.
  • Sticky note: styled like a yellow notebook page.
  • Gallery: a collage showing up to three images from inside the card instead of the text preview.

Card formats

Cards come in five formats that change how prominently they appear in the document. Mix and match them to create hierarchy and visual interest.
The two largest card formats are available with Craft Plus. The other three formats are available on all plans.

Video tutorial

Use cases

Cards are particularly useful for:
  • Project planning: create visual sections for different project phases.
  • Knowledge bases: organize topics with visual hierarchy.
  • Meeting notes: separate agenda items or discussion topics.
  • Content planning: organize ideas with visual differentiation.

Styles Quick Guide

Comprehensive guide to all styling features

Cover Images

Customize cover images for your documents

Blocks and Pages

Understanding the building blocks of Craft